I am unsure what you mean by "the way of Leeds".
Get relegated? This is our worst season in 30 years, it has sparked wholesale change throughout the club and will probably spark absurd spending in the summer, we are currently 6th. Very unlikely.
Run into financial trouble? Very, very unlikely. Over a billion has been taken out of the club in debt repayments, dividends and other unnecessary costs, we have had very little success and still managed to be one of the highest spending clubs in Europe and still very financially stable. We could also absolutely spend less money and get better results if done properly and worst case scenario if the owners believed our position and as such value may become untenable then they would sell to ensure their profit. "Too big to fail" is a bit of a myth but "so big that it is incredibly difficult to fail" is true, Leeds were never anywhere near that level.
Be far worse than we previously were? We already are.
I honestly feel we are in a far better position than we have been in 10 years. Purely because the banking professionals seem to finally realise that this is beyond their expertise. Restructuring the recruitment, bringing in Rangnick (terrible coach as he may be), potentially Paul Mitchell, Ten Hag. Results like today are terrible but if we get talented and experienced people in the right positions then with our resources we should see a big improvement. Just putting in a new manager would have not been enough at this point but it seems like in the background, slowly there is some common sense in what we are doing finally.
What we are seeing now is the result of bankers, Norwegian league coaches and American trust fund babies. That has taken us to 2nd and Europa League finals. Lets not panic and see what happens if we get some people in who have an actual track record of doing well in professional football.
